All Trails
An ever-growing searchable database of all the publicly accessible trails in the Catskills, from easy strolls to challenging mountain climbs.
- Anderson
- Andes
- Arkville
- Arkville
- Arkville
- Bethel
- Big Indian
- Big Indian
- Catskill
- Claryville
- Delaware County
- Delhi
- Denning
- Downsville
- Elka Park
- Ellenville
- Greene County
- Haines Falls
- Hancock
- Hunter
- Kingston
- Liberty
- Livingston Manor
- Margaretville
- Monticello
- Mt. Tremper
- Narrowsburg
- New Baltimore
- New Paltz
- North Blenheim
- Olivebridge
- Phoenicia
- Roscoe
- Roxbury
- Saugerties
- Schoharie County
- Sidney
- Stamford
- Sullivan County
- Ulster County
- Walton
- West Shokan
- Windham
- Woodstock
The Esopus Creek Trail is approximately 1/2 mile out and back. It travels from the Visitor Center across Route 28 and to the bank of the Esopus Creek. This trail is constructed to ADA accessibility standards and provides a family-friendly route to the banks of the Esopus where you can enjoy the mountain and river […]
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The Upper Ridge Trail is approximately 1/2 mile out and back. It ascends the slope behind the Catskills Visitor Center main building and ends at a rustic picnic area. The trail, originally built by the NYNJ Trail Conference showcases trail building techniques used throughout the Catskills on new, sustainable trails and trail reconstruction projects.
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Two different loops offer great options for hiking and cross-country skiing. This is a lovely, forested trail with multiple stream crossings. Good for the whole family.
The Congressman Maurice D. Hinchey Catskills Visitor Center (CVC) is a partnership between the Catskill Center and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Opened in 2015, the CVC connects residents and visitors with the ecology, history, and culture that make the Catskills unique Interpretive Loop Trail (red trail markers, easy): approximately ½ mile, […]
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Loop through woods, wetlands, and fields in Sullivan County